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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
THE COUNTY
GLENDALE ITEMS

GLENDALE May a3.
The frost Of the 10th. did very little
damage to crrn and early potatoes.
Clarence easier had narrow escape last
week from an infuriated bull. The animal
had him down when another boy came to
the rescue with horse. When the NATL
nee was over the horse was gored some
but not seriously.
The rain Friday night and Saturday will
help crops amazingly. All Of which are
doing nicely.
Some of our people will attend the S. s.
convention at Spring Lake the 5th. if the
weather is fair.
Farmers are sowing fax as fast as poss-
ible. One 'Rustler" was sowing last Sun
day.
Rev. Isaiah Young the assistant OF Rev.
Bates preached to the people OF this place
yesterday.
canon" the Rec Valley Press correspen-
dent Of this place is trying to pick q worm
out Of Fair Plays old chestnut. Please
give us something fresh. GRANGER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
HOLDEN ITEMS

Flax and millstt sowing is the order Of
tho day.
John Stevens and Al Nation took in
Howell last Sunday.
Warren McCune had another horse badly
hurt Last week by running into the barb
wire fence.
Every one lr aking prairie smile and say
MS the incest breaking they ever saw.
aiTs. Dean, wife Of Richard Dean, of ll3
G. is net expected to live Ions. as she has
ccurumPtion. Thisis severe blow to
Ir. Dean, they having lost two children
this spring.
II any one don IS that we can't raise
timber in this country let them out this
way and see some of our fine groves.
Among some Of the incest are Az Dowler's
Hans Colsonsand C. NJ. McClmchey
Our boy S that went to work on the Alb
erdesn, Bismarck & Northwestern don't
send very encouraging reports from there.
SALLY
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

Press and Dakotaian:-- The Chicago
Milwaukee Il St.Paul milroad company
has followed the example Of the Omaha
Minneapolis & st Louis and the Mime
sofa a. Northwestern railroad companies
in authorizing q reduction in freight rates
of from fifteen to thirty Per cent from st.
Paul and Minneapolis to points in Minne-
sofa and Dakota. The Milwaukee com
pany comes down 10 the figures of other
companies. The revised figures show a
reduction to Da' ota points Of ten cents
per hundred on first class freight, seven
cents on second class, ten cents en- third
class and thirteen cents on fourth class.
Tie table giving these reductions names
only one station on each Of the several di-
visions of the Milwaukee system In DaKo-
tn, with the understanding that the reduc-
tion is to apply to all stations.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
SHEEPvILLE May 2t

SHEEPvILLE May 26.
Mr. Mathia Shuster Sr. aud wife have
gone to Iowa on a visit.
There is 10 be dance at Rockham next
Wednesday night.
One Of John Cochmn's colt got,yery badly
cut in barb wire fence He brought the
colt to HOMELAND DIR. Howell administered
choroform susces sfully, sewed up the
wocnd Ia good shape, the muscle of the
front leg bciug cut clear through.
Herman Schecter ono of Charley
Dwyers farm hands, who was kicked by q
horse last week, died last Thursday. He
was buried Sunday at Zell. Drs. Lane
ane How ell Lad the case in charge. The
DIVER family did all they could for him,
Herman was a good boy and we are sorry
to lose him.
Sam Walker Of GO, was a caller at the
ranch. He went up toget work on the new
road, but faiicd. lie says there are lots Of
supplies a; Roscoe and they are going TO
work all along the linn soon,
Miss Kelley, Or. Reeley's sister OF st.
Lawrence, is visiting M slr Haslems,
Geo. casterline of ll5, G8 was a caller ut
the ranch recently. lie re? Is having
200 ncr, al sh at lG1 acres ~ oats and
1870 acre. II csya, ! lookin.. &c ~
TICK.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
nENEws uER Youru

Mrs. Phoeba Chesly, Peterson. Clay
county, Iowa, TILL the following remark
able story, the nu 4 OF which is youched
for by the residents OF the town; II am
70 years old. have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for manv
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free fsom all pnin and
soreness and I'm able 90 % all n'5 cwn
housa ~aiS. owe NY tlnrss;o kie' .ric
Bittcrs for hNipg reneHrA uy youih, and
removed completely r:l sis ase and pnin.'
Trv a bottle only 50 Sei.ts at j. ID. fitz-
gernid's drug store.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

Peabody. w. sw 81, ITO, 67
Sayles, G.. W. 81 nei, ne Of mel Ia, ll5, 6S
Payne, " ne 80, llG, CT.
Beatty, L. /. NV l3, ia, 60
WILDER, II. p. sw 30, 1l3 81
Jones, J Z. sw 81. 10, Sc
Kolb, J. J. ne %, li6. 60
Huggotz, M. vi net and WI sci 4, lG9, &C
Nickers ,n, F. S. sw Is, 10, GS
Hughes, J. 4. he 27, ia, 66
Carlin, Annie ne 80, ll5, 10
Prentice. D. W. lie 80, ia, 6S
Morrison, A. c. NV "a, ll3, 81
Vanhoescn, W, S. ne 81 ia, Gs
Elslager, ]. L. nj net and set set ?G,
10, 6S
OConnor, d. ue 6, l09, 6S
McCool, J. G. sw 90, ll3. GO
Bombgardner, w. ST 2G, ll3, 60
Pew, G.. W. NV /. ll8, 67
Lew, A. sw 30, lis, 60
Irvine, j. 4. Sc 35. 10, Ga
James J. L. sw 81, 100. 67
Collins, C. +. ne AZ, ll5, 81
Taylor II. T. Sc 3, 112, 60
Famer, J. II. sw "a. lis, 81
Griffith, F. N. ne 80, 1l5, GO
Griffith. Z. f. sw 2S, 1l5, 81
Sweet, II. A, ne 90, lis. 81
Bowen, W. T. sc 10. 1l6,6S
Smith, T. L. ne 7. III, G7
Spinden, NJ. NV 80, 1lG, 67
Garry, L. sw IL, us, 20
Scovill, J. II. he 26, lis, 81
Tausch. ". 81 Sc 2l, ll2, 60 and n net
2S. 1l26 SO
Patterson. ]. L. NV &c, ll5. 81
ShaLinn. Il r--na a, 10. G7 .......-.......
Dunbar. 7. J. nv 90. ia. 60
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

Following is list of suspended land en-
tries in Hand comfy, notice OF which was
received ] the Haron land office between
Jan. Is, 1887, and March i, 1888.
Casey, Il ne 3, ll4,G7
Jensin, o. NV 10, ll0. 67
walstsr, A. II. re n, ZIG, 60
woolscroft. W. b. lots l and 2 and set
OF net 6, lie, 81
Rogers, j. d. no 1, lis, 81
Dartman, A. L. ne Is, ll5. 50
Dartman, f. NV Is, ll5, go
Dickover. s L. ne 3, liz, o.
Carlin, p. j sw 80, ia. 10
Bombeck, W NV IL. il5, W
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
sHEEPViLLE ITEMS

May II.
l.. l.. Shriver the township assessor is at
work. Get your shot guns ready,
This berg had qnite an acquisition in the
shape OF four charming ladies last weeks
Mrs. Dw9 CIR and her daughter Miss Blanche
Miss Lucy Wall of Chicago and Miss
Blanche Mish Of Ohio. We extend a
hearty welcome TO them all.
Mr. VIM. Cook of Winhaia Kunsas has
built house on VIII Richards tree claim
nw n. llS rs ana sns,rad hia family there.
Mr. Cook is a bTother-il-hw Of VIII RIcu-
ards who hives in Il0-69.
David stapp has gone to work on the
railroad.
Mrs. c. D. Nutter is going to Miller to
take charge of the kitchen of the Wander
bilt hotel next week.
Lots Of rain and crops looking splendid.
Never Ls.'cr prospect for a crop than
now. DICK,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
nuoxIrN,s Arn1cA aAayE.

The best salye in the wOr ffr cu's.
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt hgm s fever
sores. letter. chipped baii,s. cla.l'lai y,
corns ana all kinds of erng,i9ss. snd ro--
itiyely cures piles, or no pay ~. sired, IL
is guaranteed to g;ye rer'ge, s''nsiac'ion
az naney refunded. Irice = esfis rer
ooA. Fur sale oy J. D. filzSSi..!i- 26y
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

The Vanderbilt hotel parlor was the
scene of a quiet wedding ceremony at 8
o'clock last eve,euing Rev. 5. C. Leav-
ell united in the holy bonds OF matrimony,
d. w. Knappen and Mrs. f. G. Martin.
The ceremony was witnessed ly Col W.
S. Knappen. brother oi the groom and
Master Karl and Frank, son and nephew
Of the groom. The happy groom is the
well known proprietor of the Vanderbilt
hotel and the bride is a lazy from Column
bia, who mas by her winning grace recent
ly won a hest of new friends In Miller.
The ceremony was quickly noised about
town and host of citizens soon poured
in to pay their regards to the happy
couple and smoke choice cigars which
were dealt out unstintedly. The band
paid their respects in handsome man-
ner and al wishes were for the best
things taa world affords for Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Knappen.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
A 9A7-ArS'a ronrc -A2z 2-Soov

A cac-aIN's 1oETy Acz 1--c3v
ERy
Capt Culpran. Slr Weymouth ylyrs
between At'abtie CITY and n. y, h,,i
been troubled with cough So that he was
unable to sleep, and was induced TO try
DIR. Kings New Discovery for 'consamp-
ton. II not only gave HIM instant relief
bu, allayed the extreme soreness in his
breast. HIS children were similarly af-
fected aud single dose had the same
happy effect. DR. Kings New Discovery
is new the standard remedy in the Cole
mans household and on board the schoon-
er. Free trial bottles OF this standard
remedy at J. d, Fitzgeralds drug store.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

Rec Heights Press Supt, Wood and
family Of Miller visited friends in the Vi
cinity Of Rec Heights the first of the week.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

The board Of Pharmacy for South Da-
kota will meet at Huron June 2S, for the
purpose Of examining candidates for regis
tration.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26

c. c. HUFF, OF Huron, has been appoint-
ed presiden, of the territorial board OF
health.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
SUSPENDED FNTRIEs

Rec Heights Press:--Geo. Biddle and
famiI, removed to Miller, Wednesday.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1887-05-26
TO THE LADIES

Ladies wishing hair work
done will DO well to call on
MISS A. NEWBERN
at Mrs. n. f. Rowland's mlIIin-
cry store. Miller, ID I. 1914
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

arjc per yard. vorth-oc 10 -lor: one
lot of summer dress bingham, Vt l-2c
per yard worth T. IL to lic: one lot
very pretty summer dress giughams
at loo, worth u to Sc.
The above lots must he closed out,
hence it will pay every lady desiring
goods OF this Kind to purchase now,
as they are, indeed, very cheap.
We arc Just receiving our new fall
pu'torts of zephyr cloths and dress
gnghau- and viii open -eyeral en- -cs
of elcZlu. pattern ON Monday in our
@inghau department Al Toe, g. lie
and d., per yard. SANGER Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

Dyspep.i1 is dreadful nisordetei liver IS
misery ludigest on Is a foe TO good nature
IAe human digestive apparatus Is uue of The
mos, complicated and wonderful 'hinss IA
existence. u east. - put our Of ord,
Greasy food. tough uol. sopry food
had Uuhery mental worry. ate houI@, lrreg-
uiur habits, aud many other things which
ought not 90 be have made he American pee
pie 20 nation Of q. Spcptics'
But Gr,cu's AuE.si Flower us done \
wonderful, work 20 reforming b., ~ad husi-
ness and ~ Sits he American pvopio 50
healthy tAa' they eau enjoy tAcir meas AMI
b. harry.
E,scuber No happiness without hcal'u'
But Green's August Flower fiuss uc'th and
gist for hottie ~cFcuty-Nyo cents.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

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5.,..l r.tt, r.,..f,u H.. ..,-
,.....'.,, ,ftI.,.-l,.. Constitution
,.as, 'r.nt IN r,r,.nmr,.Ieti.u ot
GOVERNOR All bqsrt-.tthe .ogl..
No. NM. On rolitirst ,o,,r.
.y0.,y.dl,. ,n.,t....,.,st. +, from. ..v
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-,'s'r,m,. ~ ,se d,rn.lro.-r ryocutiye
.I,',',t,,o e.,ain.t euy ro,cmpnt
,e,II,. draw ti.. ,Iouoc~atic ..ertv
int. ,., contest over the uropo.ed
arncndfpcni tho scfion ct the anti
,-otihiiion convnt,tiou hpll ~ D.lIa.
nhirh orvantIod nnI rqrr..d ON the
.te c,uvu.. with - uurh y,cor sud
,hi.i,y. comro.rd of b.th democrat.
And rcrun. ic.r. I'm tuaintaiuil, a
.tr,c,Iy rou-,.ft'-4u c.uya..-the
common s, univo-,I consent
AK egr.en,.o. Of a,l tEa peo-
81, Trvo- of eu no.itic.1
rartio. an All rolitiroI ouini ion. ,hat
ma rrnlth.tfot, .n,.,inn .houId he
,rno-rt e- ono on, tyli.1 tho ,..or1c
.hot,Id vnteo. citttau. .nb.n.uteiy I'm.
,ramuol,l ana uue.l..c,od by ann.
marry ,oi id, r,tiou. whAt,v,r. these
yr.af f.,t- e.taLi.h unrrrIuo.y and
7,r'.,.iv,iv ,,n, n,Iy tI, rnrrortnr..
of Tho mc.iiu. attached bv the people
To thattypiith ulauk of the Galveston
nln,torm. bui AN honest following and
rxrr,ition il by our Governor ,l,l
Icvi- .,turc and All olIr pc. pln. IL v.n.
uuJor Inc circumstance, and coDd
ton. shown 5y these facts. that the
election WAS hcl.l. md that Ten, and
twenty. and iort,'s of thousand. OF
"A. honeat. as true. as well tried and u.
faithful democrat. a- ever rallied
under a democratic banner. voted for
prohibition. The democratic majority
can AFFORD 10 De- not only iust. but
uber, 10 these men. and In
my judgement strict Justice
r,luircs tat it should
10 no act md make no declaration I'm
CONVENTION wnielrcouId he construed
TO reflect upon them "a. democrat. for
having exercised a r'yLt as citizens
which they had been invited b. their
party To exercise
-lder ordinary circumstance
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27
REFRESHING PARKS.


ers GROW.
The fact that Waco Is without pub
lie parks /, patent. The deficiency Is
partly compensated in tie fact that
Mr.. l.. Nowburr has refittcd his
spacious billiard psrlors with
tables OF the best make, new from the
factory. The Pacific billiard par
Tor, have been long established, but
Mr. Newburg ha-, with bright cnter-
Prise, remodeled the tasteful place
and it is the resort Of +, -hionablc
local players a. well a. travellers,
,killiul with cues and ivory spheres
Adjacent is the saloon, fitted out
Lorgcously, and generously supplied
with the best LIQUORS md cigars.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

wi continue the book aud lob
printing business ut the old stand
Thanking the public tor their patron
ago to the ate firm, and asking con.
unuance OF their hvors, am, very
respectfully, ErGENE kEI LNEE.
Waco, August =, 1857.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27
RI.NENtE LAWS.
A Contractor Arrested FOR Ncglcciin
the stamp Act

Deputy | uited states Marshal j. II.
Bull has just returned from = trip
through the western counties, over.
hauling internal revenue matters. At
san Angelo he arrested J. IL. Duncan,
contractor. charged with selling
liquor and tobacos without having
procured the license the government
requires.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

The Emerson pianos With late i'm
provcments out,trip them al. This
Is the verdict OF every uuprjuiiccd
and competent expert Cal aud see
them at the music house of Tho..
Goggan " Bro No. 1919 south Fourth
street. Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

The Emerson Plane are boughtby
the wealthy because their cultivated
taste appreciates Piano wliuh
possesses Il pure, rich and sweet tone,
great power, perfectly ballanc, 1 scale,
beautiful touch aud the combination
Of all essential qualities which an IN
struheut for their use should contain.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

silk, mohair, mcriuo and Hght
weigh, flannel coats and vests below
actual cost as We want to close them
out during our August sale.
SAugcr Brothers.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

Why ,ont you try Carter Little
Liver PMS They are a positive cure
tor lex headache and all the ills pro.
duced by d.,ordered liver.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

IiOtnUy \ u passiOn with the luIr
sex. Yet they seldom dream that
the aromatic ilowers and the earth's
products contain certain efficient
prcyeotiyes for headache, sleepless-
ness, nervousness, cold feet, and
swollen ankles, MORT, Cascariue con.
taius the remedy for al! such COM
bloints
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27
ooR LITTLE CRANE
''c"nsed' Purified. an,
mo ,., una Beam.
we '"'icura RENEE,

Of ii i5a g,l. M pleasure 70 ''N
~ eie eur. cure Of our li.ue' give 9s.
- htNtuIEs. vs'Al.et. 4
H., .ell hand began q" hea ,.r
80 80" iaic' ~ large Ban aait,|
%. III 70 no plr,ose. We i1.
~ ~ oecaIte q r.uti, Al4.,
suI d Iol med He trcr 50
c"c- Ihhd, and as his t.r ai
H l''o'e impure 10 took ic.sI. o.cl 4
oAi. \ sore came o. ,iMe i0t. q
uAuYr up, which whs w.. eait Y
Se"' ",.s one sold scah ~ e1,l
dea This wa i.c'.o;, .li.s,As. .t
months old, When pu5.-.t..IlQn a. q
ms mo, her having ft't .o.kt.t "a
,hVFe man a year I'D - ""lel De s,''
iu'N OF course 81. o1,.I9Aslusta.
cou u not get Up II h. cu1,a wa n.
nor move whom IN No." DOW =
nn..iis' Immediately ca,HA'lns a5-'.
,u...utp R,mcl.c.. +: Voiuelt (
'uiirurA sosu f-r.', .S We c,'
ON bottle OF me Du'.c..aal len t.t.
was compile. ly rura.4 Hes1i7.f,S
IT. very way We 49,, ul hes', .
aged. thi continued Ky very q. !,
~ i caI i'Ld d hail one .o, W 4
,s,.V a D' ny matter fof,siiy, sag',
Xxi I'VE 9e,p puCs N 'lt'
when would tnal.y gfow 't'g. \
~, u Mt; then jhcy wo,.'io,l'e n
.He Oh utGse ugly bone form ..,;l a., !,
hiteI taxing = dozen ana al '''.j,l,'ll.s
completely cured. and ia q 49, o. lie5e.I,
slN years, strong ana ha'1H at n
scars on III hands mls' q, N
hAhi ar strong though wa " 'sll,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

Try williamson X Cos, milk shake.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27
send ror"iIow 20 cure Skin,

ITCHIN,, sca.y. Plmplv
tcAG'ihed by Di.icu,.,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

CGi'cura Remedies are .o.a
'u'icHra. the glcnt SKIN fm'0o '9 u
SOhp, hl cs suis.te skin B,ar,,s
l!rufa Rcsu.vput, fhe l.w RE q
irei ard by tn Potter i'm, u
& o., BOstou. lug
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-08-27

TIE cn.il was really inAv,.
tI''h hr appeutl 20 Is. y,s1s1, q
Delng win him every dsy Se pl.s 2
'' WIS "9N' MAGGIE n
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07
The Conscience.


The conscience can be dnlled IN
one direction by neglect, even While
it is quickened in another by exer.
else, anti tits too often the case tha al
persons think themselves bound TO
pursue a certain course while they
entirely forget that they are hrst
of all bound to discover, to tue test
of theirability, whether that course
is the right and the true one. 10
cultivate the reason, to strengthen
the Judgment, to Drobc conclusions,
to examine opinions, are obllga-
tionss which a sensitive conscience
should press with as much urgency
as to act up to these conclnSions
when intelligently formed.-Phlla-
delphia Ledger.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07
AS to Advertisements.

Newspaper men are not untre,
onently met With the remark: ~
like-your paper very well, butSyoa
have too much advertising IN IL. "
We'll, if there was no advertising
matter5your paper would necessa-
-rilys cost you more money and sec.
ondly, the man who does noS g se..
more than tile cost of a country
newspaper out of its advertise
ments ina year is but little inter.
ested in what he buys and where
be buys it. You can learn from
any one weeks issue of a country
newspaper where to save more
thanthe yearly cost OF a paper ~
its directing you to a speclal cne"l
sale Of some essential article.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07
What Ma Said.

Bobbie was at a neighbours and
in response to a piece of bread ana
butter had politely said, "Inahk
:.That's right, Bobby said the
lady. 81 like to hear little 10Y ,
say thank you"
eyes, ma told me must say Ina'
if you gave me anything to eat;
even Ii it wasn't nothing but oreao
and butter; buff you want to heal
me say it again, you've either go
to put jam on it or give me soh'
cake.n
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07

i 0IfEsmOElliuS uO S'o.'-
! tIIasbeil;. Land when the doctor came
,hoglooked. serious, and inquired Il
! thara, were no friends who could
coaleland nurse him. Friendsg One
ibyione. as he thought them over.
Ibesrealized that they had stepped
o,IstSof5life to make homes and new
IitiesIofstheir own. 1t had been hard
tostand by as success seemed TO
com SO easily to others. No. There
sWafesno friends-only Dorothy out
I.of fslIstbe world was left. 81 the
doctor telegraphed her to come
I.ona,l;ly# not waiting to write, for
libissplaltient was dying. There was
no eonstitution-no strength left to
sbeaSs the strain of. the fever.
SicIil i shock as it had been to
% ofioSily; and even when she step
Bee rom the; train late in the az
;tersS oked|
wlilH ia d1f met an
hands sshDo Il al liittl s Jas 5sh 'tolchel
tlieNdio ctor's Sleeve, to ask that
ouestionher quivering lips had lost
their power to form.
Three, four days had gone by
since then and he was alive still
onlEa!ive though, for there was no
power left in the wasted arms to
folf.tfhemselyes about the faithful
never for Il moment IN
all sShese years had wavered in its
allegiance.
After all, death had been kinder
tllanlife, seeing how it had given
thaeSwhich hati in health had bean
denied. poor.soul, III was hard to
dieIiow-to go away from the wite's
warm, flowing touch, and, feeling
lLesicy hand Of death grasp his, go
outswith him into the darkness.
Jasper's yearning shines forth
from the weary, feverish eyes, and
Dolptlly's heart is slowly breaking,
as, gazing down, she realizes how
powerless now is human skill.
Tenderly, carefully, she lifts her
husbands head until it lies upon
hergosom, within the circle OF her
arrns;then with her cheek to his,
shesoftly speaks, her low, sweet
voiceSthrilling and vibrating with
the might of that love which holds
themEhUth. until the great unrest
passcssaway and peace comes.
Tneswindow is wide open, and as
the huttering white curtains,stlr-
redsbys the breeze, sway back and
forth, they seem like white winged
ali gelssbeckoning on to Che sunset
gloriessofthe clouds. The west is
one gorgeous flame of gold, great
shining pathway into the sky.
Outside the window suddenly
there Comes a sound, a burst Of
music, as some straying bid lights
on5tITe tree tops and swilys the
tiny branch with his song.
and bwellsW
CLOSER comes the soft, loving
cheek, and he rests more heavily
against her heart. The waning
sun goes strldlng down the west:
the breeze still stirs the curtains
and the wedding march rings on.
Twilight is coming fast as day
journeys down, the he, distant ant
hills. What matter-dltl not the
white robed angels beckons
Look! See low "Love as strong
as death"-nay, it is stronger,
From the faces, worn and wrlhAleu,
age has passed away and youth
stays on--forever now. For, hand
in hand close clasped, Jasper ano
Dorothy have gone down the sim
ing pathway OF the sun, into tue
far-of west, beyond the hills, up"l
their wedding journey; until th'
/ flaming gates roll back and in s',
stand within the walls oil The City
Kate e. Thomas, i'll -Demorest'
Magazine.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07
SPRING.
written for tho ENTERrnIsl

Softly. gorily DER tho mountain,
Gliding over hill and dale,
Tripping lightly DER the fountain,
Popping slyly through the valo,
Comes tho joyous Spring.
With tho golden automatically
Fall her gifts of loveliosthue,'
:. scattering Ger the landscape brightly
Pink and white and violet blue,
And the groom Of Spring.
TIL oa,tMs cold. grnyfacc is smiling
Meath n veil OF flowers fair.
And the zrphyrs, With 1t playing,
shako It's fragrance In the air.
Welcome. welcome, Spring.
Mrs. B. L. NJ
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-05-07
Sermon Of Rev. DR. TaImage.

BROOKLYN. April 24.-At the
Tabernacle this morning the pas
tor. Rev.T. Dewitt Talmaga.D. D.,
read from the Book Of Proverbs
some lessons about honest thrift
He then gave out the hymn begin